Sentence examples for unavailability of potential from inspiring English sources

Other study limitations include the unavailability of potential lifestyle factors and patients' medication compliance, which could potentially confound the relationship between the use of PPIs and risk of pneumonia.

Whereas the results of the earlier Swedish registry-based study may be explained by residual confounding due to the unavailability of data on potential confounders [ 7], the recent ALSPAC analyses could adjust for a wide range of confounders but did so at the cost of limited statistical power [ 8].

A potential limitation of our study was the unavailability of information on other potential risk factors of pancreatic cancer such as tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption and diet.

However, in a second phase, while the individual cues continue to signal reward availability, when presented together (AB–) they signal unavailability of reward, or the potential for punishment.

Addressing similar limits to warfarin use as observed among residents with higher stroke risk, McCormick et al. [ 17] and Lau et al. [ 16] cited the potential unavailability of patient preferences, care directives, or other data from the medical records they examined as possible explanations for the low rate of warfarin use in AFib.

In addition the unavailability of ART limited the recruitment of potential HIV-uninfected participants, hence, the small numbers in some subgroups.

Unfortunately, due to lack of potential biomarkers for JEV detection and unavailability of timely treatment very high mortality is occurring almost every year in Southeast Asia.

The discussion of potential system factor focused on premature discharge due to the pressure of bed unavailability, manpower management, and lack of communication among different healthcare professionals and with the community service provision.

Although currently 'undruggable' targets account for a fraction of potential molecular vulnerabilities identified through genomic profiling, not all oncogene addictions have failed clinical validation because of the unavailability of targeting agents.

A potential limitation is the unavailability of detailed data on the situation before the introduction and following the first years after the introduction of Hib vaccines in Germany.

This may have resulted in a reduction in the blocking potency due to the unavailability of channels that would normally be open at the resting membrane potential of nociceptive neurons.